Culver High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Culver, IN)

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Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb. Feb. Feb. 5. Faculty meeting. Deportment- Wow! ! 6-7. Semesters. Oh, boy! Few ex- emptions issued. 9. Game with Young America. Lost 42 to 29. 12. Two pups visit Bookkeeping class. 13. Mr. Walker teaches little folks again. 14. Mr. Zechiel couldn't find his belt and vest this morning. 16. Oh, you B. B. game! Monterey 5, Culver 52. 17. Junior party at Tammy War- ner's. 20. Mr. Shilling gives an interest- ing talk to Civics class on Process of Law Making. 22. More Exams in Cicero class. 24. Senior class pins arrive. 25. B. B. boys go to Young America. 26. Mr. Walker talks to Juniors on Socialism and Bolshevismf' 26. Mr. Zechiel gains the name of Pretty Boy. 28. Several teachers sick. 29. Mr. Annis visits General Sci- ence class. West High plays second team. West defeated by 44-11. 30. 31. Teachers' exam. Four Seniors test their knowledge. 2. Groundhog sees his shadow. 3. Ice slick and melting. Mildred Castleman excused from Eng. class to change her clothes. 4. Margaret Shilling sings at Gen- eral Assembly. 5. Some Seniors fall going up the stairs. 6. Walton plays fine gameg 35 to 11 in favor of Culver. 9. Alice Overmyer's Physics Manu- al missing. 10. Start practice for Latin play. 11. Concert at Library by Josef Konecny and assistants. 12. Lincoln's birthday, but all too busy to celebrate. 16-17. Miss Moss sick. Still post- poning oral book reports. 18. Glenn Behmer enlists in Navy for two years' trip around the globe. Feb. 26. Feb. 27. Farmers' Institute vacation for some. Sophomores have extra session of English after school. March 1. Beautiful spring weather. Too March nice for some to remain in school. 3. Reports issued. Why such weeping and howling? March 5-6. B. B. Tournament at Roches- ter. March 9. Glee Club Concert and Oper- etta. March 10-11. Class pictures taken for Annual. March 12 Program given at Library. Thought we were in Rome. March 17 Miss Moss: Where did Byron die? Mary Alice: He died in Greece. St. Patrick's day. March 18. Dramatic scene in Study Hall. Please forgive me. March 19. Miss McFarland absent all the week. Seniors get a chance to teach again. March 22. Hurrah! Hurrah! Spring is here ! March 23 Work on contractor's office is started. March 24 Miss Deerhake absent. March 29 Girls organize track team. Hilda Busart elected captain. March 30 A Senior in Civics class: They became much more stricter. March 31 Boys elect Forrest Shaw track captain. April 1. April Fool! Senior English Exam. April 2, Senior cast for play go to Lei- ter's Ford. Deane gets lost. Goes to Germany. April 9. Paul Snyder elected Basket Ball captain for next year. April 15 Senior Play- Safety First. April 18 Baccalaureate Sermon. April 19. Seniors entertain the faculty. April 20 Senilor Hike. April 21 The Oratorical Preliminary Contest. April 22 Junior-Senior banquet. April 23. Class Day. Alumni banquet. April 24. Commencement. Diplomas. Adieu. Page Fifty-two

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CHRO OLOGICAL Sept. 8. The longed-for Ui great day. Oct. 24. Americanization day. ggilwgin ggrioyoiuamllilxrr Oct. 25. Juniors give marshmallow and Long theoecho is if the ali,-, ' wienie roast in honor of Paul Hum' my sms' yen mug' be them' Fisher, who is moving away. Sept' 9- First general assembly' Oct. 27. General Assembly. We'll sing Sept. 10. A Freshie appeared at the Sen- some new songs this morning. ior classroom inquiring, His Oct. 28. Botany class goes on a hike. this where I belong .ln Oct. 30. Some schoolboys go to Indian- Sept. 11. Cicero class starts Beginners' apolis to drive Fords through, Latin fel' the third Year- Oct. 31. Sophomores entertained at Miss Sept. 12. First week gone already. Only Reed'S, 'Cnll'tY'0ne more! Nov. 3. The terrible suspense of those Sept. 15. Everybody trying to get used reports. No English, to the adverse eendltlens- Nov. 4. First reports issued. Wow! Sept. 16. Some Freshmen have already Special sessions iyygffice for glven UP all hepee- each class. Sept- 17- Rained Pltellfefks, and Sawlogs Nov. 5. General Assembly again. Nuf for handles. sed, Sept. 18. Continued bad weather spoils Nov, 5, Everyone Studying, Plans of l'1aVlng the Fresh' Nov. 10. Basket Ball boys in training. men Feeeplilen at South end Nov. 14 First B. B. game played with 'of lake. alumni. 19-4 in favor of Sept. 19. Freshmen reception changed to C, H, S, Cl'00li'S hall- 0l1,Y0n wieniesl Nov. 17 Senior English test. Sept- 22- Everyone feeling flne after Fri- Nov. 20 Flu seems to be breaking out day night's eats. again, Sept. 23. Physics class enjoy Mr.Zechiel's Nov. 25 Seventh and eighth grade pro- entertainment. gram, Sept. 25.. Seniors buy a new box of can Nov. 26. Flora-Culver game. We lose dy and present it to hungry 22-25. and patient Juniors. Dec. 1. Everyone back from Thanksgiv- Sept. 26. Juniors celebrate Margaret Ad- ing vacation. amson's birthday. Sopho- Dec. 2. Strange coincident! Mr. Zechiel mores entertain Freshmen at and Doc have yellow jaun- Ruth Hawk's. des at the same time. Sept. 30. Physics girls humbly begging Dec. 3. Mr. Zechiel's classes have a va- to retreat to Commercial Ge- cation. ography class. Dec. 5. Played Winamac at Culver. Won Oct. 1. General assembly. Thou shalt 20 to 14. not 1-. Dec. 12. Culver-Bourbon game. Won 30 Oct. 2. Juniors disobey rules. Woe be to 4. their deportment. Dec. 17. Mr. Walker in History class, Oct. 3. Senior taffy pull at Mildred George, tell us about the Irwin's. 'Peaty of Treace. ' Oct. 10. Freshmen hayrack ride to Mar- Dec, 19. Culver plays Winamac. Won garet McFarland's. 30 to 20. Oct. 15. What will Mr. Walker say this Dec. 29. School starts again. morning? Jan. 1. One more day vacation. Oct. 22. No -more General Assemblies. Jan. 2. Back in school. Page Fifty-one

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